E-TEN SPUX650 User Manual

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Safety Instructions

Please Read Before Proceeding.

Avoid heavily pressing on the touch screen.

Avoid heavily pressing on the touch screen with the stylus or your fingers.

This product is not charged when shipped from the factory. When you use

this product the first time, we recommend that you install the battery as illustrated and fully charge it for about 8 hours before use. Do not remove the battery while charging.

Before installing the SIM card, launch

button. When the color of the icon turns orange , this indicates that the wireless connection of the Pocket PC is disabled. When aboard an aircraft, at a medical facility, or at the gas pump where

wireless communication devices are prohibited, please launch the

Wireless Manager

icon turns orange connection of the Pocket PC is disabled. In case the Pocket PC is damaged, send it back to the dealer for repair. Do

not attempt to disassemble the Pocket PC on your own; otherwise the warranty will be void.

and then tap the

, the Flight Mode is activated and the wireless

Wireless Manager

button. When the color of the

, then tap the

Where to Find Information

For information on: See this source:

Programs on your Pocket PC This User’s Guide and Pocket PC Help. To

view Help, tap Additional programs that can be installed on the Pocket PC Connecting to and synchronizing with a desktop computer

Up-to-date information on your Pocket PC

This document lists the functions, specifications, and illustrations for reference only. The actual purchased product should be taken as the standard.

The Pocket PC Getting Started CD.

Check the user’s guide that comes with this

product or look for the online help relevant

to synchronization tools on the desktop PC

or the Pocket PC.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/

and then

Help

Trademarks and Copyright

Trademarks and trade names mentioned in this document are those of their respective owners.

The Bluetooth

word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by E-TEN Information System is under license. Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.

FCC Regulations

This mobile phone complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This mobile phone has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiated radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television recept i on , whi ch can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

RF Exposure Information (SAR)

This model phone meets the government’s requirements for exposure to

radio waves.

This phone is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. G overnment.

The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg. operating positions accepted by the FCC with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the poser required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the p ower output.

The highest SAR value for the model phone as reported to the FCC when tested for use at the ear is 0.466 W/kg for GSM850 / 0.992 W/kg for PCS1900 and when worn on the body, as described in this user guide , is

0.736 W/kg for GSM850 / 0.542 W/kg for PCS1900 (Body-worn measurements differ among phone models, depending upon available enhancements and FCC requirements.)

Tests for SAR are conducted using standard

While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the government requirement.

The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this model phone with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of

http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid

after searching on FCC ID: SPUX650.

For body worn operation, this phone has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines for use with an accessory that contains no metal and the positions the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from the body. Use of other enhancements may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines. If you do no t use a body-worn accessory and are not holding the phone at the ear, position the handset a minimum of 1.5 cm from your body when the phone is switched on.

This device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. In order to avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC radio frequency exposure limits, human proximity to the antenna shall not be less than 20cm (8 inches) during normal operation.

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AFETY INSTRUCTIONS

HERE TO FIND INFORMATION

RADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHT

EGULATIONS

FCC R

Getting Started /....................................................................1-1

ACKAGE CONTENT

XTERNAL VIEWS

Hardware Hotkey Functions........................................................1-4

SING THE POCKET PC FOR THE FIRST TIME

Get your Pocket PC ready to go...................................................1-5

Charging Power and Power Supply.............................................1-7

Re-installation or Replacing the Battery......................................1-9

ETTING STARTED

OWER ON AND OFF

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Power Off Mode......................................................................... 1-11

Sleep Mode.................................................................................1-12

Turn on the Screen.....................................................................1-13

Restarting the Pocket PC........................................................... 1-14

Reset...................................................................................................1-15

Default Settings..................................................................................1-16

Clean Boot .........................................................................................1-17

Using the Pocket PC /............................................................2-1

TART

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Screen...........................................................................................2-1

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Today Scree n................................................................................2-3

Programs......................................................................................2-6

System Application Programs......................................................2-8

PB MOBILE SHELL

Starting Spb Mobile Shell...........................................................2-11

Using Spb Mobile Shell..............................................................2-13

Configuring Spb Mobile Shell....................................................2-17

IRELESS MANAGER

UICKBAR

NTER INFORMATION ON YOUR POCKET

Enter Text Using the Input Panel...............................................2-22

Write on the Screen....................................................................2-26

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Type with the Soft Keyboard .............................................................2-24

Use Letter Recognizer........................................................................2-24

Use Block Recognizer........................................................................2-24

Use Transcriber..................................................................................2-25

Select T yped Text...............................................................................2-25

Write on the Screen............................................................................2-26

Select Writing.....................................................................................2-27

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PC...................................2-22

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Draw on the Screen....................................................................2-28

Create a Drawing ...............................................................................2-28

Select a Drawing................................................................................2-29

Record a Message......................................................................2-29

Create a Recording.............................................................................2-30

Voice Commander......................................................................2-31

Voice Command Satellite Navigation /................................3-1

AVIGATION DEVICE INSTALLATION

AVIGATION SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

GPS N

ONDITIONS FOR USING

GPS C

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AR NAVIG ATI ON

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ATELLITE DATA UPDATE (NOT SUPPORTED IN

OCATION

L GPS V

NST ALLING AND REMOVING THE

SING THE PHONE

SMS ................................................................................3-7

IEWER

....................................................................................3-9

Using the Phone /...................................................................4-1

SIM C

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USA) ....................... 3-4

ARD

....................................4-2

Adjusting the Phone Volume.........................................................4-5

URNING THE PHONE ON OR OFF AND MAKING CALLS

Toolbar.........................................................................................4-8

Call from Contacts.....................................................................4-10

Call from Speed Dial.................................................................. 4-11

Call from the Call History..........................................................4-12

USTOMIZE YOUR PHONE

HONE APPLICATION PROGRAMS

SIM Manager.............................................................................4-15

Standard Display................................................................................4-15

Full-Screen Display............................................................................4-16

Copy Phonebook Information............................................................4-17

SMS Management..............................................................................4-18

SIM Tool Kit ...............................................................................4-18

SMS Sender................................................................................ 4-19

Speed Dial..................................................................................4-20

Hot Key Switch..................................................................................4-20

Frequently Dialed Screen...................................................................4-21

Index Dial...........................................................................................4-22

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Customize Your Pocket PC /.................................................5-1

DJUSTING SETTINGS

OTIFICATIONS

OWER PREFERENCE SETTINGS

.......................................................................5-1

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ACKLIGHT

ICROPHONE

DJUST VOLUME

ASK MANAGER

EMORY OPTIMIZATION

CENARIOS

UICK LINK

IND AND ORGANIZE INFORMATION

AVIGATION BAR AND COMMAND BAR

UP MENUS

POP-

EDEFINE HOT KEYS

......................................................................................5-4

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Synchronization /...................................................................6-1

INDOWS VISTA PART

INDOWS

NST ALLING AND USING ACTIVESYNC

FAQ About Synchronization.........................................................6-6

USB S

YNCHRONIZATION TOOL ON POCKET

YNCHRONIZING USING BLUETOOTH

ONNECTING TO THE INTERNET

Connection Wizard.......................................................................7-1

Setting the GPRS Connection.......................................................7-3

Starting GPRS Connection...........................................................7-5

Disconnecting GPRS....................................................................7-6

SING BLUETOOTH

Setup the Bluetooth Connection...................................................7-8

NTERNET SHARING

I CSD T

XP/2000/98 P

YNCHRONIZATION

Connections /.........................................................................7-1

YPE

......................................................................................7-12

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ART

............................................................6-3

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PC.........................................6-9

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ONNECTING WITH A PERSONAL COMPUTER

IRELESS

Using Wireless LAN /............................................................8-1

ONNECTING TO WIRELESS

ONFIGURE YOUR WIRELESS NETWORK

LAN T

RANSMISSION

LAN .....................................................8-2

.....................................................7-13

..................................7-13

..........................................8-3

WLAN Setup Scenarios ................................................................8-3

Configure Your Wireless Network (Reference for a normal

network setup)........................................................................8-4

Configure Your Wireless Network (Reference for Proxy setup)....8-7

Sending and Receiving Messages /.......................................9-1

MAILS AND

E-

Synchronizing E-mail Messages...................................................9-3

Connecting Directly to the Mail Server .......................................9-4

E-mail Server Setup .....................................................................9-5

Using E-mails and SMS ...............................................................9-7

Direct Push Technology Alert.....................................................9-10

Direct Push Technology Alert Settings...............................................9-10

INDOWS LIVE™ MESSENGER

Setting Up...................................................................................9-13

Working with Contacts ...............................................................9-14

Chatting with Contacts...............................................................9-15

MMS M

SMS M

ESSAGE

ESSAGES

..............................................................................9-16

.........................................................9-2

......................................................9-12

Create and Edit MMS.................................................................9-16

IRTHDAY REMINDER

Multimedia /.........................................................................10-1

SING CAMERA

Camera Mode.............................................................................10-2

Camera Mode Using Wizard..............................................................10-4

Managing Pictures Shot by Continuous Shutter ............................10-5

* ..................................................................9-18

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Digital V ideo Mode.................................................................... 10-6

Digital Video Mode Using W izar d.....................................................10-8

Speed Shooting Using the Hardware Hotkeys............................10-9

LBUM

I I FM T

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Preview Album Information.....................................................10-10

Slideshow Settings....................................................................10-12

MAGE MAKER

MAGE WIZARD

UNER

Companion Programs /.......................................................11-1

ALENDAR: SCHEDULING APPOINTMENTS AND MEETINGS

Create an Appointment...............................................................11-3

Use the Summary Screen............................................................ 11-4

Create Meeting Requests............................................................11-4

Schedule a Meeting............................................................................ 11-5

ONTACTS: TRACKING FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES

Create a Contact........................................................................ 11-7

*...........................................................................10-13

*..........................................................................10-15

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X-6

Find a Contact ........................................................................... 11-8

Use the Summary Screen............................................................ 11-9

ASKS: KEEPING A TO DO LIST

Create a Task.............................................................................11-11

Use the Summary Screen.......................................................... 11-12

OTES: CAPTURING THOUGHTS AND IDEAS

Create a Note........................................................................... 11-14

ORD MOBILE

XCEL MOBILE

Tips for Working in Excel Mobile............................................. 11-20

OWERPOINT MOBILE

INDOWS MEDIA PLAYER

.............................................................................11-15

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NTERNET EXPLORER

....................................................................11-24

Using Internet Explorer........................................................... 11-24

Browse the Internet.......................................................................... 11-25

View Mobile Favorites and Channels...............................................11-26

The Mobile Favorites Folder................................................... 11-26

Favorite Links.......................................................................... 11-27

Synchronize Mobile Favorites.................................................. 11-27

Create a Mobile Favorite.................................................................. 11-27

Save Pocket PC Memory .................................................................11-28

Maintaining the Pocket PC /..............................................12-1

ACKUP UTILITY

Storage Space.............................................................................12-1

Backup Files...............................................................................12-2

Wizard Mode......................................................................................12-2

Standard Mode...................................................................................12-2

Advanced Settings Options.........................................................12-3

Restore Files ..............................................................................12-5

Wizard Mode......................................................................................12-5

Standard Mode...................................................................................12-6

DDING OR REMOVING PROGRAMS

............................................................................12-1

................................................12-7

Add Programs Using Synchronization Tools..............................12-7

Add a Program Directly from the Internet .................................12-8

Add a Program to the Start Menu ..............................................12-9

Remove Programs....................................................................12-10

ANAGING MEMORY

View Memory Status................................................................. 12-11

Find Available Memory............................................................12-12

YSTEM INFORMATION

...................................................................12-11

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Voice Commander /.............................................................13-1

T ARTING VOICE COMMANDER

OICE COMMAND FORMAT

OICE COMMANDER SETTINGS

......................................................13-2

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Contacts Settings Page...............................................................13-5

Application Settings Page.......................................................... 13-8

Music Settings Page.................................................................13-10

Advanced Settings Page...........................................................13-12

FAQ..............................................................................................13-13

Specifications /.....................................................................14-1

Regulation Notice and Safety Declaration /......................15-1

NFORMATION

SAR I

EAL TH AND SAFETY INFORMATION

EGULATORY NOTICES

R WEEE N

OTICES

FAQ /....................................................................................16-1

Index /...................................................................................17-1

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Package Content

Pocket PC, stylus, battery, Getting Started CD, user guide, AC adapter, USB cable, headset, leather case.

Pocket PC

User Guide sUSB Cable

Stylus

Battery

AC Adapter

Getting Started CD

Getting Started 1-1

15 17

20 5

External Views

7 8

2 3

10 12

11 13

1-2

Volume control key

Reset button

Mobile phone strap holder

BT / WLAN / GPS active LED

Display , Touch screen

End button

11.

Hot key for

13.

Today screen 

MicroSD slot

15.

Mini USB port

17.

Camera

19.

Built-in camera lens, preview

21.

mirror Speaker

23.

QuickBar

hot key or Camcorder



QuickBar

…

Voice Commander

Headset jack

Phone Receiver

Power / Phone active LED

Send button

10.

Hot key reserved for GPS A P

12.

Navigation button. Press the

14.

center of the button to set as launch key. Phone Speaker

16.

Power button

18.

Stylus holder

20.

Hidden antenna for Cell Phone

22.

Back cover, Battery is inside

24.

Hot key

Getting Started 1-3

Hardware Hotkey Functions

o p

Hardware

Button

n o p q

s t

u+p

1-4

Notes

Short Press

(Press once and release)

Adjust volume -Launch Reset Button -Launch answer

 



Hot key reserved for GPS AP --

QuickBar QuickBar

Power Button = Turn on/off screen Enter Power off mode for

Power Button + Reset Button = Cold boot

Camera

Voice Commander

/ dial / redial /

Phone

Hang up during call Disconnect during GPRS

connection

Skip to Today screen while in

other programs

 Today screen  …

or Camera Shutter Video recorder

Launch

Long Press

(Press for a few seconds

and release)

Telephone hold

Turn off phone if it is on



Turn on phone if it is off



the Pocket PC

Using the Pocket PC for the First Time

If you are opening this product for the first time, the main battery and the Pocket PC are packed separately inside the product package.

Get your Pocket PC ready to go

Insert the SIM card into the SIM

card slot with its golden contacts facing down. Follow the picture indicated on the Pocket PC. Back cover

Main battery lock

 Installing the SIM Card

Main battery

Follow the direction in the

illustration to install the main battery.

1 2

Getting Started 1-5

 Installing the Battery

Unloc

Lock

1-6

Charging Power and Power Supply

Connect the AC adapter plug to any household power outlet.

Connect the other plug from the AC adapter to the USB port. The Pocket

PC starts to charge automatically.

If you need to connect Pocket PC and desktop computer, you could

connect the USB cable to the USB port. And then connect the other end of the USB cable to the USB port on the desktop computer. Your Pocket PC will also charge at the same time.

o p

Getting Started 1-7

It will take about 8 hours to fully charge the battery after the first time you

open the package. Subsequent charging will only take about 3 hours. After charging, you can disconnect the AC adapter and carry the Pocket PC around portably. To maintain smooth operation, charge the power regularly. View the battery icon

on the upper right corner to check the power usage condition. The LED indicator on the upper right of Pocket PC will display the

charging and function usage status.

Red always light: Device is charging. Red sparkling once every 4 seconds: Warning of Battery low

Red

level. Missed calls or unread messages. Red sparkling twice repeatedly: Warning of Battery critical situation. Green always light: Battery charging is full.

Green

Green sparkling once every 4 seconds: GSM is connectin g o n line.

The LED indicator on the upper left of Pocket PC

Blue

Blue sparkling once every 4 seconds: Bluetooth enable

Amber

White

1-8

Amber sparkling once every 4 seconds: WLAN enable White sparkling once every 4 seconds: GPS enable

Re-installation or Replacing the Battery

If the phone, GPRS or wireless LAN connection function is already

activated, deactivate it first and then replace the battery.

Slide and remove the back cover of Pocket PC.

You may poke down to unlock the main battery lock in order to remove the

battery. Replace the main battery and lock it properly. When you remove the main

battery, your Pocket PC will enter the sleep mode. Slide the back cover into the groove, and reinstall the back cover.

Unloc

Lock

Getting Started 1-9

Getting Started

On the Today screen, tap to launch Tap ,

Programs

and then

Getting Started

Tap a subject to view how to get

started.

Tap hyperlink to execute the

specified command. Tap

Started main screen.

to return to the Getting

Back

1-10

Power On and Off

Power Button

Power Off Mode

Press and hold the “Power

Button” on the Pocket PC and then tap PC. All functions will be disabled; this is not the same as entering Sleep mode. To turn on, simply press the

“Power Button” once.

Using the Stylus to Touch the Screen



Your Pocket PC is designed for graphics-based operation. Generally



speaking, we usually “use the stylus to perform basic actions such as tap, drag, and tap and hold” on the touch screen. Other actions such as reset and cold boot will require the use of the stylus tip.

Pull the stylus to full-length to make it easier to tap the screen during



operation. When kept completely in the stylus holder, the stylus length shortens.

Avoid heavily pressing on the touch screen with the stylus or your



fingers.

to turn off the Pocket

Yes

Getting Started 1-11

Sleep Mode

Press the “Power Button” of the Pocket PC to enter the Sleep mode. At this

time, the screen is turned off and all peripheral devices enter the power-saving mode. But if the phon e is turned on, it is still in the call waiting mode. To turn on the screen later, just press the “Power Button.”

Tap

Power

to set the device to turn off automatically after waiting for a certain time period.

Settings

and then the

, the

System

Advanced

tab,

tab

1-12

Turn on the Screen

This product is designed with a power-saving feature. If the screen is

turned off, press the “Power Button” of the Pocket PC to turn it on.

If the screen is too dark and you cannot see clearly, set the proper brightness level for the backlight.

Tap

Backlight Level

Settings

and then the

tab.

, the

System

Backlight

tab,

Getting Started 1-13

Restarting the Pocket PC

Appropriate situation: If the Pocket PC is unable to maintain normal

operation, has no response, or if the screen is frozen.

For your consideration, factoring into your safety and convenience,

please refer to the following instructions in order:

Reset

Default Settings

procedures Clean Boot

Press the “Reset Button” of Pocket PC with the tip of the stylus. If the touch screen is functional, please tap

Programs, Utilities

Hold the “Power Button” and press once on the “Reset Button” with the tip of the stylus, and release both buttons simultaneously. Next, continually hold the End Button system inquiry screen is displayed, then release the End Button. Press question.

, and then

Default Settings

or to answer the

until the

1-14

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